I'm afraid that moving it further east will make it an "east coast" event, making it more difficult for some people from the Midwest to attend.
Last night at dinner, we yakked with Dave (Woodaddict) about his humongous mileage totals. He lives 48-49 miles from work and except for a handful of off-days, he uses his NT as a daily commuter. Like clockwork, rear tires are replaced at 6-months and front tires at 10-months...wow!
just put both front and rear tires on. this only happened 1 other time that they both end tire life at same time. I have kept track to see when I paid off my tire changer, @$28 for dealer to change when I took off tire and just took tire/rim to them. I past the changer paying for itself a while ago, but @ 6.5 yrs of NT ownership I have put on 23 tires. more rears than fronts, didn't look up breakdown on that.
@190,190 miles, these will be my last 2 on bike. retiring after I hit 200K
just put both front and rear tires on. this only happened 1 other time that they both end tire life at same time. I have kept track to see when I paid off my tire changer, @$28 for dealer to change when I took off tire and just took tire/rim to them. I past the changer paying for itself a while ago, but @ 6.5 yrs of NT ownership I have put on 23 tires. more rears than fronts, didn't look up breakdown on that.
@190,190 miles, these will be my last 2 on bike. retiring after I hit 200K
Why retire it at 200K? If it is still running OK, why not see how far it will go?
Mike